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  • Development Permits

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    A development permit is likely required if you are proposing:

    • Developing in a wildfire protection area;
    • Developing in an environmentally sensitive area;
    • Multi-family development;
    • Commercial development; or,
    • Industrial development.

    The development permit process aims to protect the natural environment, protect development from hazardous conditions, revitalize specific areas, and guide architectural form and character.

    For more information, including a Development Permit Application, visit our main website at: https://www.creston.ca/development-permits




    A development permit is likely required if you are proposing:

    • Developing in a wildfire protection area;
    • Developing in an environmentally sensitive area;
    • Multi-family development;
    • Commercial development; or,
    • Industrial development.

    The development permit process aims to protect the natural environment, protect development from hazardous conditions, revitalize specific areas, and guide architectural form and character.

    For more information, including a Development Permit Application, visit our main website at: https://www.creston.ca/development-permits




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  • OCP Amendments

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    If your plans are not in conformance with the OCP, you will need to submit an OCP Amendment, which requires a robust public process. Council considers Official Community Plan Amendment Applications on a case-by-case basis.

    For more information, visit our main website: https://www.creston.ca/zoning-ocp-amendment

    If your plans are not in conformance with the OCP, you will need to submit an OCP Amendment, which requires a robust public process. Council considers Official Community Plan Amendment Applications on a case-by-case basis.

    For more information, visit our main website: https://www.creston.ca/zoning-ocp-amendment

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